Setup Guide

Integrate your device with RTBH.network and automatically block malicious IPs

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FortiGate RTBH Setup

Integrate your FortiGate device with RTBH.network

Important Information

This setup is valid for FortiGate 6.0 and above versions. Some commands may differ in older versions.

1
Create External Connector

Create external connector for RTBH.network in FortiGate:

FortiGate CLI
config system external-resource
edit "RTBH-Network"
set type address
set comments "RTBH.network"
set resource "https://list.rtbh.network/"
next
end
2
Create Firewall Policy

Create firewall policy to block malicious IPs:

FortiGate CLI
config firewall policy
edit 0
set name "Block-RTBH-Malicious-IPs"
set srcintf "any"
set dstintf "any"
set srcaddr "RTBH-Network"
set dstaddr "all"
set service ALL
set action deny
set schedule always
set status enable
set logtraffic all
next
end
Setup Completed!

Your FortiGate device will now automatically block malicious IPs coming from the RTBH.network list in sync.

Juniper RTBH Setup

You can use RTBH.network with BGP session.

Information

You can set up BGP to use the RTBH.network list on your Juniper device.
You can learn BGP information from the RTBH panel.
Due to the number of IP addresses, it is recommended to install it on devices such as MX series routers.

MikroTik RTBH Setup

You can use RTBH.network with BGP session.

Information

You can set up BGP to use the RTBH.network list on your MikroTik device.
You can learn BGP information from the RTBH panel.
Apart from BGP, you can download the RSC file from the IP List page and import it.